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Sudafrika
<p>Motorcycle tours in South Africa take you from the Cape region with the Cape of Good Hope and the Garden Route, over the Panorama Route and the Drakensberg mountains, to gravel adventures through the Karoo. The Cape region and the northeast have opposite rainy seasons, so somewhere in South Africa is almost always at its best. With OVERCROSS you ride these regions guided, with experienced tour leaders and options to extend into Namibia, Lesotho or Eswatini.</p>
Two climate zones that keep the country rideable almost year-round.
2 climate zones
The Cape region and the Panorama Route/Drakensberg have opposite rainy seasons – so somewhere in South Africa is almost always at its best.
Gravel adventure
A dedicated gravel tour connects South Africa's finest dirt roads on one big loop.
from €3,738
From the compact Eswatini & Drakensberg tour to the big Best of Gravel trip, everything is bookable.
Best time to travel
The Cape region and the northeast have opposite rainy seasons.
Best season October to April (Cape region), May to September (Panorama Route & northeast)
The Cape region has a Mediterranean climate with dry summers: October to April is ideal here. The Panorama Route, Drakensberg and the northeast, by contrast, lie in the summer rainfall zone and are better ridden in the dry winter season from May to September.
Cape summer (Oct–Apr)
Dry and warm at the Cape
Cape winter (May–Sep)
Rain at the Cape, dry in the northeast
Transition (Sep, Apr)
Mostly stable in both regions
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